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Bilingualism and schooling in the United States
Eugene E. García
págs. 1-92
Bilingualism and schooling as political and social struggles
Christian Faltis
págs. 115-124
Teaching language minorities in the United States: From bilingualism as a deficit to bilingualism as a liability
Ofelia García
págs. 125-130
Biliteracy and schooling for multilingual populations
Nancy H. Hornberger
págs. 137-142
Developing academic language: early L1 reading and later L2 reading
Stephen Krashen
págs. 143-151
Bilingual/bicultural schooling and indigenous students: a response to Eugene Garcia
Teresa L. McCarty
págs. 161-174
(North) American ambiguities and paranoias
Tove Skutnabb-Kangas
págs. 179-186
Enlarging the pie: another look at bilingualism and schooling in the US
Guadalupe Valdés
págs. 187-195
Eugene E. García
págs. 197-204
Why make books for people who dont read?: A perspective on documentation of an endangered language from Solomon Islands
Angela Terrill
págs. 205-219
